I had been anxiously waiting for the last book in the Riley Jenson Guardian Series. I am happy to say I enjoyed this novel very much. Riley is one of my favorite female characters for so many different reasons. She is compassionate, strong, and realistic. At the end of the last book, I was heartbroken and teary-eyed. In this novel, I was hoping that Riley could overcome her past and begin a beautiful future with Quinn.

Riley's dreams were shattered in the last novel. She spent her life looking for her soul mate. She had hoped to build a family and home with him. She had the white picket fence dream. Then she met Kye, her soul mate, and her dreams slowly started to crumble. He was not the man she thought he would be. Kye was everything Riley was afraid of becoming, a thoughtless murderer. Her soul might have belonged to him, but her heart was for Quinn. In this novel, Riley does not have an easy time. She is mourning the loss of her friend and her soul mate.

The plot of the novel was obvious, but I enjoyed it nonetheless. Riley is struggling with being a guardian. She does not want to do it anymore. She hates what she is becoming, a murderer. Quinn is a steady positive influence in her life and I like that he grew to understand her and her werewolf ways. Both characters have changed since their first appearances. I am glad they are learning to lean on each other.

This novel is a great ending to an amazing series. I really enjoyed reading all the books. I am also very grateful that Keri Arthur ended the series. When I found out the series was only nine books, I was relieved that the series was not going to be never ending and lose its focus *cough Anita cough*. Riley got her HEA. My only problem with Moon Sworn was the lack of time given to Quinn and Rhoan. I really missed their presence. I hope to see more of the cast in the spin-off series featuring Risa.